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Scofield is visited by his wife, Nika Volek, who smuggles in a credit card. Tancredi is hurt; Bellick realizes that Volek is a prostitute and forces her to talk. She tells him about the card, stating that she and Scofield are in a tenuous green card marriage. Scofield reveals that the card is a disguised door keycard and uses it to gain access to the clothing he wore on his arrival, from which he retrieves a recording device. He realizes that a crucial gold watch has been stolen from the storage by C.O. Roy Geary. Westmoreland hears that his daughter has terminal cancer and resolves to escape to see her, and so admits to Scofield that he is D.B. Cooper, proving that he owns Cooper's rumored fortune. Having persuaded Apolskis to steal the watch back, Scofield rigs the recording device with it and determines the timing of the guards' shifts around the final site of the escape: the infirmary window. Quinn captures Donovan, L.J. and Savrinn, who is critically shot, but the trio escape after trapping him in a well. Kellerman and Hale arrive, and spitefully leave their failed competitor to die.
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